PISTOL: ALKARTASUNA FABRICA DE ARMAS MODEL ALKAR IMPORTED BY AK, SERIAL NUMBER 61651, SEMI - AUTOMATIC, 32 ACP, BLUE / CCH, CASE NOT INCLUDED, SPANISH PISTOL MADE BETWEEN 1914-1920 BEFORE THE FACTORY BURNED DOWN IN 1920, (AK) MARKING INDICATE IT WAS FOR A
Notes:
SPANISH PISTOL MADE BETWEEN 1914-1920 BEFORE THE FACTORY BURNED DOWN IN 1920, (AK) MARKING INDICATE IT WAS FOR A FRENCH MILITARY CONTRACT ISSUED 1916-1918, STARS ON THE BOTTOM MAG WELL ARE FRENCH MILITARY PROOF OR ACCEPTANCE MARKS, MEANING LIKELY USE DURING WW1, MATCHING SERIAL NUMBER BETWEEN SLIDE AND FRAME WITH ORIGINAL MAGAZINE, MARKINGS ON SLIDE ARE SLIGHTLY WORN DOWN, MINOR WEAR ON BLUING, MORE NOTABLE ALONG SHARP EDGES, OTHERWISE IN VERY GOOD ALMOST PERFECT SHAPE CONSIDERING THE PISTOL IS OVER 100 YEARS OLD
| UPC | ECOM00596260 |
| Action | SEMI AUTOMATIC |
| Barrel Length | 1" BARREL |
| Caliber | .32 ACP |
| Capacity | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Finish | BLUE / CCH |
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